Cox Communications, Santa Barbara’s Sole Cable Provider, Officially Acquired by Spectrum-Owner Charter
Charter CEO says $34.5 billion deal will bring lower costs, higher speeds, and the Los Angeles Dodgers to Cox’s six million customers.
Author: Jean Yamamura
Measles Cases in Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties Linked to Same International Flight
More than 150 people in Santa Barbara might have been exposed by a single positive case resulting from a mid-July flight.
Santa Barbara’s Castillo Street ‘Drastically’ Drier Following Emergency Repairs
Caltrans completes the latest drainage project to address the perennially wet spot at the Highway 101 undercrossing.
Environmental Orgs Sound Alarm on Extending Diablo Canyon’s Operations into 2045
Panel raises concerns over the nuclear power plant’s safety and finances and says it’s causing wind and solar energy to go to waste.
Santa Barbara City College Placed on Lockdown After Individual Pulls Knife on Victim
Update: The individual was not found on campus, and the lockdown was lifted about an hour after it began.
Deep Ocean El Niño Readings Rise
Temperatures below the ocean surface reach a striking 18°F higher than normal as U.S. braces for “super” El Niño and the Blob descends on Santa Barbara Channel.
Pedestrian Struck by Passenger Train Near Las Positas Road in Santa Barbara
The unconscious woman was taken by ambulance to Cottage Hospital on Wednesday afternoon.
Goleta Planning Commission Denies Anthem Church Project
The church plans to appeal the commissioners’ decision, which centered on the project’s size and traffic concerns.
Santa Barbara County Reports First Measles Case Since 2019
Public Health confirms a person who recently returned from international travel has come down with the virus.
Goleta Research Company Helps Investigators Find that SoCal Edison Equipment Was Source of Eaton Fire
Edison has stated that it agrees its equipment may have started the January 2025 fire in Los Angeles County that killed 19.
